JNEC Central Library

We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Mr. Younten Tshering (DIT) for his generous donation of textbooks on cybersecurity. These valuable resources will greatly benefit the students and staff of JNEC.

As you move on from JNEC to pursue higher education, we wish you the very best in your future endeavors. We look forward to welcoming you again in the near future.
Younten Tshering

Check out this cozy moment: three friends chilling on comfy patterned couches, surrounded by shelves full of books 📖. Whether you’re hitting the books, catching up with friends, or taking a quick nap 😴 JNEC Central library got the perfect spot for you.

A big thank you to the Department of IT (DIT) for contributing 20 pamphlets on Cyber Security and Digital Literacy, funded by the APNIC Foundation! 🙌✨

These resources will greatly benefit all students and staff of JNEC and help strengthen awareness across our community. We truly appreciate the support! 💙📘💻

JNEC Library is pleased to see students making use of the extended hours and hopes to welcome even more students as they strive for academic success.

Library Timing Students # pic is generated from AI

📚 Library Timing Update!
Good news! Starting 25th August 2025, the library will be open from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM 🕗

👉 Make the most of this extended time to prepare for your upcoming exams and achieve academic success.

👔 Dress Code Reminder:

Regular hours – Formal dress

Evening hours – JNEC T-shirt or workshop dress

Your success starts here—see you at the library! ✨

It's great to see students making use of the library's extended hours and facilities. Some take short naps during their breaks to refresh their minds, which is important when studying for long hours.

With deep gratitude, we acknowledge the heartfelt donation of five copies of the book “In Memory of Sermo and Peper Plant”, written by Tempa Gyeltshen, and gifted to the Jigme Namgyel Engineering College Central Library by our proud alumnus, Mr. Karma Yenten, Diploma in Electrical Engineering (2014 batch).
This book, born of reflection and remembrance, carries within it the spirit of love, loss, and growth. Through his generous act, Mr. Yenten not only honors the memory of Sermo and the Peper Plant but also plants seeds of inspiration for generations of JNEC students to come.
From the JNEC family: Thank you for keeping the spirit of learning and giving alive.